More strikingly, it brings back the wrap-around RGB strip from the Huntsman Elite, and that also includes the wrist rest.
The Huntsman V2 Analog uses individual LEDs under each key, as well as under the multi-functional dial and media keys. As you would expect from a flagship Razer product, it RGBs all the things, and it looks great. I was able to use the included wrap to keep this somewhat manageable but there’s no way around how messy it is for cable management. Instead of having one thicker cable with dual ends like most with a passthrough, it has two separate cables, each braided and fairly stiff out of the box. Strangely, this has resulted in the biggest cable bundle I’ve ever seen with a gaming keyboard. Finally, you can actually use one of these with a USB thumb drive and get decent transfer speeds. Razer has also included an improved USB passthrough port that – hold your applause – uses USB 3.0. It’s magnetic, so quickly snaps into place, and removes the unsightly bezels found on the BlackWidow V3 Pro. It comes with an improved leatherette wrist rest that’s easily the nicest I’ve ever seen shipped with a keyboard.
It features Razer’s excellent doubleshot PBT keycaps which feel and sound great (if a bit loud, which is becoming a hallmark of Huntsman keyboards) while also keeping light well isolated behind the legends. The board is heavy, which immediately makes it feel more premium and stays in place impeccably well on my desk. And yes, it’s Chroma enabled, because what’s a Razer keyboard without a little RGB customization? I’m happy to say, with this release, Razer seems to have carried through everything that worked with the BlackWidow V3 Pro and Huntsman Elite and improved on much else. It features the excellent multi-function dial and media controls above the number pad, and the same sleek matte black design embraced by all main-line Razer keyboards.
The V2 Analog is a full-size keyboard and almost an identical twin to last years’ Razer BlackWidow V3 Pro, which was itself extremely similar to the Razer Huntsman Elite launched way back in 2018. Razer Huntsman V2 Analog – Design and FeaturesThe Huntsman V2 Analog should look immediately familiar to anyone who has been following Razer’s keyboards over the last several years.
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